The Rights Room: Civil Rights Icons from the 7th Ward. The Rights Room features 2 Queen sized beds and measures approximately 269 square feet. This historic room is located on the 2nd level of the Dew Drop Inn. It features curated artwork honoring Civil Rights icons A.P. Tureaud and Ernest "Dutch" Morial, TV with Chromecast capabilities, in-room safe, and Marshall bluetooth speaker. Bath products by Malin+Goetz provided. The space When you snag a room at the Dew Drop Inn, you're reserving more than just a place to stay; you're securing a unique stay at an iconic music venue. Once known as the South's swankiest spot, this music venue and hotel was once the premier lodging for legendary entertainers during the "Green Book"-era and served as an incubator for the birth of Rock 'n Roll in the 1950s, making it a true haven of civil rights history and musical excellence. The Dew Drop Inn hosted some of the most iconic Black musicians of that era, including renowned artists like Ray Charles, Little Richard, and Allen Toussaint, among many others. Each guest room evokes swinging 1950s-era nostalgia and tells the story of a legendary cultural or music figure in the Dew Drop Inn's history. While we can't promise a pin-drop silence every night, we can promise an unforgettable experience, the sound of a good time, and a celebration of life. Our music venue provides a place for you to find your groove up every night exploring the best music New Orleans has to offer. If you decide to retire early from the happenings, don’t worry, we had you in mind. Our rooms have been especially insulated to mitigate sound as much as possible, plus ear plugs are always available at the front desk. Book your room now and get ready to let the good times roll. Registration Details 24-XSTR-03585